After Super Tuesday
It appears after
Super Tuesday, that the democrat machine and many democrat primary voters, have
chosen poor old floundering party hack Joe Biden to be their ultimate
presidential candidate. Equally
important is Bloomberg’s endorsement of Biden with his money and his data.
Not much has changed
as far as the Trump campaign is concerned.
They are ready to take on all comers.
Can we just see Trump reminding old Joe on the debate stage, what state
he is in, and where his wife and sister are?
Getting a bit more
serious, there are several questions that come mind after Super Tuesday.
1.)
Is Bernie Sander’s populist, socialist
demagoguery loud and effective enough to counter the establishment democrat
machine arrayed against him and backing Biden?
2.)
Just how effective will be the establishment DNC’s
and Bloomberg’s backing of Biden?
3.)
Can both parties generate enough voter turnout
to effectively support their candidates and political points. This pertains to not only the president, but
also the federal, state and local executives, legislatures and judiciary. This link refers:
4.)
Getting the truth out to the voters in face of
outright lies and an antagonistic left-wing mainstream media. For example, the numbers show that lower
income and minority groups have benefitted proportionally more from the Trump
economy than higher income groups, but the democrats and their mainstream media
accomplices spread the lie that only rich types benefit. There are numerous such lies being spread
amongst the populace by the left and their media that need to be clarified
Prior to Super Tuesday
Poor old Joe –
nowhere near as sharp as old Bernie or even old Mike, and certainly not a match
for the “orange giant”. I think the
mainline democrats must have holes in their heads to back pathetic, fumbling,
increasingly senile, Joe Biden as their main candidate in the 2020 presidential
campaign. Many voters in the super
Tuesday states apparently feel the same way, from early results.
Biden has never been
the brightest bulb in the array anyway, but after 50-odd years in politics, he
deserves a comfortable rocking chair and slippers, not the rigors of a brutal
and grueling presidential campaign, followed by the worries of the world.
Old Joe’s gaffes
elicited some humor at first, like that failing old uncle not quite sure what
he was about. After a while, it was
apparent that it wasn’t just Joe being Joe.
It was Joe slipping toward senility.
Rather than humor, his increasing gaffes elicit sadness and sympathy.
Not that Joe (or
Bernie for that matter), have much of a chance against the Trump steamroller,
but one has to wonder that if by some outside chance Biden did become
president, what would the democrats do with him? Hide him somewhere in the west wing labyrinth
while keener Machiavellian minds of the deep state like Comey, Brennan and
Clapper ran the country?
There’s a long way
to go, and Joe’s bump from the South Carolina primary and the Klobuchar and
Buttigieg endorsements may not last.
Bernie is staying even or not far behind on this super Tuesday, and what
Bernie has going for him is the enthusiasm of his demagoguery, and of
youth. Too bad that only about 20% of
the youth actually vote in the presidential elections. Also, the mainstream democrats seem arrayed
against Bernie, and probably also the super delegates if it comes to a
contested convention in Milwaukee. Most likely, Bernie will get screwed out of
the nomination again.
I still feel that
Bloomberg, with maybe a Klobuchar VP, would be the most competent democrat
ticket. Unfortunately, it may be poor
old Joe, or Bernie, the borderline communist. (Oh, excuse me, “democratic
socialist”) running against Trump.
After Second Debate
I have watched the
democrat debates and primaries. IMHO
democrats have only one rational adult running for president of the four
remaining candidates, and that one is Bloomberg.
It seems to me that
Klobuchar and Buttigieg throwing their support to poor old befuddled Joe Biden
after they dropped out of the race is a monumental mistake. If any of the remaining four democrats have a
chance of countering Bernie Sander’s populist democrat socialism, and giving
Trump a good run, it would be Bloomberg, with his unlimited resources and
management background, and not Joe Biden, who was always a fumbler, but now who
sadly also seems to suffer from age-related issues It is literally sad to see Biden campaign.
Democrats should be
really fearful of a Sander-Warren ticket.
That seems to be why Liz is hanging in there when she has no chance of
the top spot. (Republicans would love to
see Sanders-Warren.) Also, it would seem
that a Bloomberg-Klobuchar ticket would be much more formidable in that
anti-socialist and anti-Bernie democrat middle lane than say, a Biden-Klobuchar
ticket.
It Bernie comes out of
super Tuesday a big winner, all of these machinations may be for naught, and
Sanders-Warren a real possibility. The
resulting debacle of a Sanders-Warren socialist ticket would ensure republican
executive, legislative and judicial hegemony for the foreseeable future.
Ray Gruszecki –
March 4, 2020
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